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Eddie Howe has warned Newcastle must hit their highest level or face more Champions League heartache following home defeat to Dortmund. The Magpies were edged out 1-0 by their Bundesliga opponents at an electric St James' Park with Felix Nmecha stroking home the decisive goal just before half time. After the break, Callum Wilson missed a gilt-edged chance from six yards before heading against the bar, with Anthony Gordon's deflected strike also hitting the woodwork in the dying seconds. Though Howe was encouraged by his side's second-half showing, he knows more is required if they are to reach the knockout stages. The Toon boss said: "It was one of those nights for us. "Callum had that chance at the start of the second half, I thought that was a good one. We've hit the bar twice and it just wouldn't go in tonight.
St James' Park Newcastle suffered a first defeat of their Champions League campaign as Edin Terzic's Borussia Dortmund turned in a tenacious performance on Tyneside. Here are five talking points from another thrilling European night at St James' Park. Special occasion While Newcastle's continental pedigree ranks inferior to most of their European rivals, few will be able to rival the Toon this term when it comes to generating an atmosphere.
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Pep Guardiola claims that Erling Haaland will continue to "score goals all his life" after the Norwegian bagged a brace in Manchester City's 3-1 over Young Boys in the Champions League. The holders were given a slight scare when the hosts tied the game at 1-1 early in the second half but Haaland found the net twice to all but guarantee City's place in the knockout stages. After the match, Guardiola paid tribute to the elite goalscorer, saying: "It is important to have the chances, people expect him to score four goals every time, people want him to fail. "This guy is going to score goals all his life with the chances, he is an incredible threat. "Sometimes we miss the ability to find the pass or the tempo that we can with Kevin [De Bruyne] or Ilkay [Gundogan], these types of players are irreplaceable with the quality they have but all the games have chances. "He is going to score until the last day he plays football."
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